
I turned back on the steps to the upper level of the observatory and took a photo of IL 78/97 as it heads up the bluff. The Nature Conservancy owns the upper woodlands on both sides of the highway.

Double-crested Cormorants and Cattle Egrets rested on the snags out on the far side of the lake.

Looking back the other way, I captured the boardwalk in the setting sun.

The canoe launch sat empty and unused, yet peaceful against the blue sky.

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